Dalt Vila Old Town
Ibiza Town
A UNESCO-listed hilltop citadel with stone walls, a cathedral and views over the harbour.
- Suggested time: 2h 30m
- No booking needed
Open-air; museums keep their own hours
9 places, 8 of them free. World-famous clubs, sunset bars and surprisingly quiet coves.
Ibiza Town
A UNESCO-listed hilltop citadel with stone walls, a cathedral and views over the harbour.
Open-air; museums keep their own hours
Sant Josep
A pair of clear-water coves on the west coast, popular for sunset.
Open access; beach clubs in season
Cala d’Hort
A rocky islet rising from the sea, wrapped in myth, best seen from the shore at dusk.
Open-air; best around sunset
Sant Carles
A long-running market of handmade jewellery, clothes and crafts, with live music and food stalls.
Sundays and some other days in season; check calendar
Formentera (ferry)
A sandy, flat island with shallow turquoise water reached by a short ferry.
Ferries daily in season
Sant Antoni
A West End sunset ritual, with the sun dropping into the sea beside chilled bars.
Sunset at bars along the bay
Playa d’en Bossa
The island’s longest beach, lined with beach clubs and home to some of its biggest parties.
Beach clubs typically open day and night in season
Ses Salines
A long sandy beach beside salt flats, with flamingos in the lagoons and relaxed beach bars.
Open access; lifeguards in season
Portinatx
Quiet coves and pine forests at the island’s northern end, far from the club crowds.
Open access; small facilities in season
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